This thinker examined seemingly contradictory statements with his namesake Theory of Fallacies, and in another work, he proposed examining a certain substance engulfed in flame in his "wax argument." He suggested the pineal gland is the interaction point between [*] mind and body, and, independently of Snell, formulated the law of reflection. Employing skepticism in his "Discourse on Method," for 10 points, name this 17th century French philosoph
This thinker examined seemingly contradictory statements with his namesake Theory of Fallacies, and in another work, he proposed examining a certain substance engulfed in flame in his "wax argument." He suggested the pineal gland is the interaction point between [*] mind and body, and, independently of Snell, formulated the law of reflection. Employing skepticism in his "Discourse on Method," for 10 points, name this 17th century French philosopher, who invented a namesake coordinate system and claimed "I think, therefore I am".
This thinker examined seemingly contradictory statements with his namesake Theory of Fallacies, and in another work, he proposed examining a certain substance engulfed in flame in his "wax argument."
René {Descartes} [accept {Cartesius}]